Reallusion Launches AI Studio with ByteDance Seedance 2.0 Integration

May 25, 2026
Reallusion has introduced AI Studio, a new creative platform that merges 3D production with generative AI through a partnership with ByteDance’s Seedance 2.0. The system enables artists to use 3D scenes as a control layer for AI-generated visuals within iClone and Character Creator.

Reallusion has launched AI Studio, a creative platform that combines 3D tools with generative AI capabilities, announced in a press release. The system allows artists to use 3D scenes as a precision control layer while AI models handle visual generation.

AI Studio integrates directly into Reallusion’s iClone and Character Creator software and brings together several generative engines, including Flux and Nano Banana for image creation and Kling AI, Veo 3, Wan, LTX, and Scail for video generation. The platform is available in Early Access.

A key feature of the release is a creative alliance with ByteDance, enabling native integration of Seedance 2.0. This setup allows iClone to manage spatial structures while Seedance 2.0 executes the visual output, maintaining full creative control for the user.

The production pipeline includes three main components: precision orchestration through Seedance 2.0, a library of over 5,000 3D preview assets, and character IP protection via the AI Actor Creator tool.

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